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The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 18

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18 Big Demand for Business Places in Column 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 1 1936 Hire a Cook or" Cleric Painter Plasterer in Help Ads Now" Enjoy Week-End Summer Trips In Your Own Car INSTEAD OF YOUR NEIGHBORS' Buy a Car Before the Bonus Rush rfELP WOMEN 9 SPECIAL NOTICES WANTED TO BUY-MI 16 MONEY TO LOAN 15 CALL AN EXPERT State and Local Obituaries On Reframing Of Pictures By FLORENCE LA GANKE 4 A Zumbrunnen PROVO George Albert Zumbrunnen 22 of Coalville sophomore student at Brigham Young university died early Bunday at 365 North First East street follow lug a heart attack He was bom May 3 1914 at Randolph a son of John 8 and Viola Brown Zum-brunnen He had spent most of his life in Coalville and was fraduate of the vllle high school He came to Brig ham Young unlver sity two years ago and during the past year had taken a prominent part In school activities es-specially in speech and music Surviving are his mother and the following brothers and sisters: Naomi Jack Mary and Bob Zumbrunnen and a fa ti dmother Mrs simile Brown all of Coalville A Zumbrunnen Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 In the 8 stake tabernacle at 'Coalville Burial will be in the Hoytsville cemetery Frederick Foulger OGDEN Funeral rites for Frederick Foulger 84 early contractor and builder of Ogden were conducted Sunday in the Fifth ward chapel by Bishop Austin Shaw Mr Foulger died Thursday at hts home 2462 Monroe avenue 1 Mr Foulger was active In 8 church work and operated a retail grocery tu addition to his construction activities He was a surviving member of the original seventyseventh quorum of seventies of the church having been Its president 35 years Grandsons of Mr Foulger acted as pallbearers He was buried in Ogden City cemetery Helen Lakpick TOOELE Funeral services for Mrs Helen Lakpick wife of George Lakpick who died Friday at 8 from carcinoma will be held at the St Marguerite Catholic church at 10 a Monday Interment will be In the Tooele city cemetery Mrs Lakpick was born November 11 1882 In Jugoslavia a daughter df Michael and Katie DuJmovks Roilk She is survived by her husband Robert Wimmer Powell CARBONVILLE Robert Wimner Powell 61 died Saturday afternoon at hit home of emphysema a lung disease Mr Powell was bom in Salt Lake City A son of Robert and Estella Powell He had lived here several years having operated a farm In Carbonvilla the major portion of the time Surviving are four sons and daughters: Sarah Powell Price Robert Powell Salt Lake City Lilian Powell Moapa Nev and Thelma Powell Tooele The Weather Weather conditions May 31 1936 The strongly developed plateau low has drifted rapidly eastward to the northeastern Rocky mountain slope with lowest pressures of 2938 Inches at Cheyenrvr and Miles City Rather general light rain has resulted In Utah Idaho awl portions of Wyoming Colorado and Nevada accompanied iu many cases by' thunder-storms The passage of the low center In Salt Lake City was accompanied bv the heaviest rain of tha current month and by wind exceeding AO miles per hour Showers have also fallen on the extreme north Pacific coast' the upper Mississippi valley and the upper Great Lakes region Temperatures ere high In the plains re fton east oLtne Rockies while a change cooler ir evident In the ceutral pleateau section Comparative data for Salt Lake City: Degrees Highest temperature today 76 Highest In this month since 1874 93 Lowest last night 48 Lowest this month since 1874 25 Mean for today 62 Normal 62 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours ended at 6 0 21 Total for this month to date 034 Accumulated deficiency for this month to date 1-58 Total since Oct 1 to date 1122 Accumulated deficiency since Oct 1 1 83 Sun rises at 4:58 and sets at 7:54 June' 1 1936 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY AT 6 (MOUNTAIN TIME) REPAIRED ROYAL Furniture Cow 347 2nd 8a Waa 159L Upholtp rtfing and repairing AWNINGS AND TENTS A A A TENT A AWNING Awnings 70c and up umbrella tents and camp equipment 243 So State Waa 1323 SMITH ft ADAkb mfg awnings canopies camp equip lowest prices awnings complete 7 Ac up 225 Edison 1654 Tent tents waterproof covers 270 8 A Awning Ca Awnings Dey or Job FOR let data cement work call Delbert Giles Hv 7237-J CARPENTER work remodeling and repairs Hy 45-W evenings DRESSMAKING SCHOOLS KIE8TER turn out dressmakere Day eva claiM Waa 9613 444 8 Temple FLOOR FINISHING ELECTRIC sanding machine for rent also polisher 350 So State Waa 4948 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED SHARPENING repairing factory equip Ideal Rep Shop 1980 8 11 2111 LAWN mowers Sharpened and repaired Chaa A Fowler key safe and lock works 20 yre at 62 Bdwy W4980 LAWN MOWERS sharpened 50c: at your horns repair reason Hy 1948-M LAWN MOWERS sharpened Fowler's Key A Repair 109 So Tem 6389 MOVING AND STORAGE OVERLAND MOTOR VANS Low fastest safest way to hip furniture anywhere in the west Bonded insured Expert china packers Ne crating necessary For local and long distance moving packing storage shipping phone Redman's waa 818 Warehouse loeated at 136 So 4th West COAST to eoast moving at reduced rates No 7erup lug Btorage Co 155 8 W7 1562 packing Mov CLEANING PAPERHANGING painting prices reasonable free wall cleaning 64 est Was 1164 PAINTING papering cleauing brick stain lng wk guar Mr Lyman Hy 2002-R REPAIRING arches built 92 up Papering remodeling cleaning 50c up W7114-J EXPERT paperhanging cleaning painting kalaomlntng Bowden Was 6436-W BEST papering painting cleaning 4 jrlce guar est sample free EXPERT paper hauging and cleaning Wal- ter Bcott Hy 1421-R SPECIAL price this week papering paint- lng samp fur Duke PAPERING painting cleauing remodeling Wilkinson Was 6697-R EitPERT painting wall cleaning kal-- HI1-' om low price work gugr PATENT ATJORNEYS THOMAS THOMAS 8 Reg Trademarks Drawings Beason bldg 7292 PRINTERS BOOKBINDING CENTURY PRINTING CO high class 0111 work 235 Edison st 1801 FOR private and public library biodinf Dust Co 221 Edison at 1671 RUGjCLEANI FRANK MARTIN CO expert rug upholstered furniture cleaning Orieutal rug specialties 1630 So State Hy 7276 ROMNEY Kug Cleaning Ca It coats uo more for the beat 1015 So 7th Hy 8502 DESERET Finest rug clean lng la city Wilton Oriental or Axihla work at home if desired Hy 646 SALT LAKE Carpet Cleaning Expert work reas prices 436 So 7th Hy 2019 WINDOW DRAPES SANDERS WINDOW SHADES Lowest prices: free samples and quotations allowances made on old rollers shades reversed 848 8a 8tate Waa 7995 FUNERALS Funeral services for Arthur Henry Mason will be conducted Monday at 2 in the Miller ward chapel Bishop Edward Solomon officiating Friends may call at the French room in the mortuary 36 East Seventh South street Friday and Saturday and at the home 125 Walton avenue Sunday afternoon and Monday prior to services Interment City cemetery under direction of the Deseret mortuary Funeral servhes for Wllho Mottouen will be conducted Monday at 12:30 in the Rose room 36 East Seventh South street Bishop John Fetzer of the Eighth ward officiating Friends may call at the Gold room fn the mortuary until time of services Interment City cemetery under direction of the Deseret mortuary CARD OF THANKS CARD OF TKANK8 To assist you In preparing Card ol or notices The Tribune and Ad-vlaera have a selection of appropriate cards and verses For further information phone Waa 590 and ask for Dorothy Wintu FLORISTS SPECIAL floral tribute Brown Floral Co 5th 8 ft Jor rlv 214 2 1540 COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE Funeral flower a apeclalty 870 Eaat 9th South Hy 8191 HILTON it CRAMER funeral flower at Die prices 5 at So Tem 4232 IN MEMORIAM BEAUTIFUL "In verse will honor the memory and lreshen the acquaintance of the many friends and relatives of the one reposing in peace The Tribune and Telegram have prepared a book of loving memory verses called "In Memoriam May we pr sent a few of the appropriate selections for i mother father wife hii baud brother alster orchlld? Over one hundred verses are contained in the book You may choose a more appropriate really a gem of from the book by calling at The Tribune-Telegram office ask for Alice Joy Arrange to select a verse now for publication In The Tribune and Telegram on Memorial day May 30 TO MY HUSBAND came as it must to all men To a husband fond and true But deep in mv heart I'll treasure A cherished of WIFE LEGAL NOTICES c'ROBATB AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES (Consult county clerk or the signers for further Information) In the District Court In and for Salt Lake County State of Utah Probate Division In the matter of the estate of Lorenzo 3ntnattl deceased Notice Tbe petition of Homs Loan Cor poralion praying for the Isauance to Oscar Davis of letters of Administration the estate of Lorenzo Genlmiatti deceased has teon set for hearing on Friday the bth day 3f June A 1936 at 2 at the County Court House In the court room of said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court with the seal thereof affixed this 22nd day of May 1936 (Seal) WILLIAM KORTH Clerk By Parker Cady Deputy Clerk William Cowan Attorney NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING Doris wanted to take some of her old favorite pictures to her new home She felt that she would not feel quite so homesick in the strange town if there were some familiar things about her Her mother had some old frames that had not been used for some time Doris wondered whether she could not use them to refranre some of the prints that belonged to her Her mother sug gested that Doris step into the studio of a friend who had had experience in framing pictures to see whether there were not some little tricks of the trade that could be followed at home While there Doris learned that picture frames especially the plainer ones could be given a coat or two of brushing enamel to make them smart in color or to have them accent the color in the picture put within them That was a new idea to Dorrie and she was pleased as Punch with the idea To reframe pictures she learned that it was easy to put the small slender brads in place These are slipped in at a slight angle but they are so close to the surface of the backing that the ordinary hammer head is of no use friend took a piece of felt for a pad and laid it on the outside edge of the frame Then she took her pliers and resting one of the points on the felted and padded edge and putting the other on the brad she got them into place before anyone could say "Jack Robinson" Then she cut the backing paper somewhat larger than the frame She put paste or glue along two edges and laid these on the frame When these were smooth she put glue on the remaining two edges of the frame wortted the paper over these until it was smooth and taut Then using a razor blade she cut the projecting pieces of paper She had the blade at a slight angle as she did the cutting It was so simple that Doris wondered she had ever put up with dusty or torn picture backing There was no need for it really Nancy has a leaflet on She will send it onreceipt of a stamped self-addressed envelope Write her fcare of this paper addressIngKyour letter to Nancy Page Copyright 936 Publishers Syndicate Statistics Marriage Licenses Green River Wyo James Benton 21 Rock Springs: Mary A Grivna 20 Rock Springs Joe Mestas 26 Rock Springs Bose Gordes 21 Rock Springs Joseph Zauher 21 Rock Springs Kate Popenich 23 Rock Springs TRIBUNE-TELEGRAM Classified Want Ads INFORMATION DOUBLE AU week-day want ada are published in both the morn lug Tribune and evening Telegram the day lor one cost LOCAL AD From anywhere in the state ol Utah this chart OPPORTUNITY for experienced telephone operator to work for course Inq Hen-ager Business college 45 Bdway YOUNG woman who appreciates good home Eeneral housework 920 months Phone ionday Hy 6465-R OPPORTUNITY young lady to earn living expenses while attending school also firl gen office work tuition fiait aks Business College 246 Main EXPERIENCED wiltrei Apply 565 2nd South EXPERIENCED WAITRESS 72 Welt Broadway TRAINING 10 HEMPHILL DIESEL SCHOOLS It will par you to Investigate if you are looking (or an active future Call or write (or New 312 Felt Bldg-r Salt Lake City Waa 7129 UOLER BARBER COLLEGE enroll now SPECIAL RATE 118 Regent at HELP MEN II THE TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAM strive to protect their readers against fraud deception or injustice Readers are cautioned to make NO payments to get a position advertised In the help wanted columns Ads in other columns which require investment in stock samples equipment of a cash bond should be thoroughly investigated before paying out money Only bona fide offers ol employment with pay belong In the Wanted" columns Kindly report any exception to this rule to the classified advertising manager BOOKMEN magazine or experienced salesmen other lines Investigate fast-sell-ling new offers Just released Time payments Highest remuneration Mr Vance Newhouse hotel today Permanent salaried teaching position out of state Give details about yourself Box R-40 Trib-Tele Employment Agency Oldest and best 51 2nd So was 6000 RELIABLE help furnished on short notice Utah Emp Office 68 2 8o W2305 10 laborers 37c per hrr Nevada Bridge carpenter Nevada 51 2nd South Open Bunday OPPORTUNITY for out of town student to ekm living expenses while attending school Inq Henager Bus College 2 CAPABLE ambitious men Interested in building future a year-round proposi-tlon 206 So )Vest Temple MEN for rural work must have car com car expense 8unday 12 to 4 440 4th Be Mr Bassett WE can use 2 more neat appearing young men Apply 420 Ness bldg THREE reliable young nen "to work for business course 40c per hour work while attending school or work for course and enter later Salt Lake Bus college 246 Main EXPERIENCED taxi drivers 4th So 3:30 MAN car Steady no layoff iiPyou work 8 hours dally 327 3rd 8o Apply 56 3 MEN for steady work in city $10 wk to start also liberal bonus Call after 4 517 Atlas Bldg WO sheepherders dishwasher out hay hand Strock 51 2nd 8o st SALESMEN Agents Wanted I la HAVE opefitng for 3 men In Wash-Idaho territory Men selected must be neat have some sales ability be free to travel Interview Mr Nordgarden Newhouse hotel Monday 10 a m-ll a or 2 m-4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 12 22-ROOM strictly modern hotel Best proposition In Utah county Owner desires Immediate sale good reason property clear Will sacrifice Willard 11 Howards Broker Provo GOING CAFE reas for cask Owner must sell 1099 8o State BEAUTY parlor established 6 years suitable for 2 operators up to date shop location 4152 for Best equipment unusual steady clientele Call Was further details A 20-WORD ad in inis column costs $2 for three consecutive issues (Includes service of both Tribune and Telegram) RAPIDLY developing corners Ideal loca-tlon for a service station soft drinks and lunch stand 165 ft on 5th by 125 ft on 33rd So $3000 terms Was 7995 Monday MR INDEPENDENT AaRAGEMAN Open up a new clientele Big opportunity Will sacrifice our parts stock for Hudson and Essex prior to 1931 Think of advantage if you can advertise genuine parts Botterill Automo-bile Co 25 So 3rd Phone Was 636 WILL SELL OR RENT SMALL CAFE VERY GOOD TERMS 153 EA8T 3RD SOUTH GREENHOUSE 19x45 to be moved Fine heating plant Hy 1882 Hy 8244 MARTIN Buper-Servlce station Magna Utah Owner will sacrifice on account of ill health Call Garfield 43 or write Charles Martin Magna Stores-Offices For Rent 12-A COOL OFFICESPACE $1250 and Up Per Mo MAIN STREET ADVANTAGES AT A GENUINE SAVING IN RENT BEASON BLDG 25 East 2nd South Was 6044 (77 steps from Salt Lake's busiest corner) DESIRABLE close-in store in heaviest poj ulated district all newly papered painted 303 2nd South STOREROOM with or without liv quarters cheap rent 382 4th ave Waa 7385 Office Equipment 1 3 OFFICE equtpt used desks files binders Desk Ex 363 State 9975 Typewriters To Sell Repair 14 SMITH and Corona Typewriters Inc New and used typewriters rentals 40 West 2nd South Wasatch 3939 TYPEWRITERS standard wk Rent late model 3 mos $6 Type writer Co 333 8o Main Waa 2761 MONEY TO LOAN 15 LOANS on AUTOMOBILESr-A AN AUTOMOBILE LOAN WILL HELP YOU obtain eash fn 20 minutes without mortgaging your furniture assigning your salary check or obtaining endorser! cut down monthly payments you still owe on your car SELL YOUR car to a prospective purchaser oa tlms yet realize cash out of the deaL Burnham Co 555 Sp Main St Was 1030 AUTO LOANS Quick Cash Low Rates NO RED TAPE A 909 80 STATE PH HT 21 2 AUTO LOANS OU1CR AND CONFIDENTIAL NO COSIGNERS LOW RATES PERSONAL CAR DEALS FINANCED BUDGET SYSTEM 122 MOTOR AVR WA8 5311 IF YOU NEED $100 OR MORE See RUSSELL MILLER CO 204 Judge Bldg Wee 1788 FOR automobile loane and refinancing call Waa 6645 or Hyland 8035 LOANS on NOTES Security ADVANCES Up to $50 made to Responsible People on their personal promise only No security or co-signers THE SALARY LOAN ASSN 610 Continental Bank Bids Was 6643 HIGHEST price paid for old (old Diamond Bhop 176 Bouth Main NEW dealer will par you hlgheat priea for hoilea furniture flora fixture! or what have you Hy 8439 HIGHEST apot cash paid for eafe eaah reglatera restaurant equipment (tore flxturea of all kinda Waa 6166 AUTOMOBILES WANTED-A WE WILL SELL YOUR CAR Smell comm or will buy It outrixht JORGENSEN 185 let 8a W7 1460 WILL BUY YOUR CAR OUTRIGHT OR BELL ON SMALL COMMI88ION Lot 160 Eaat let South Waa 1054 BOTTLES JUNK Wanted-B BR ring qta 32c pints 12e other In proportion rags lc lb 44 Bo 2nd Waa 9497 or Waa 5386 YANKEE pays more tor rag junk metal (urnltura toya odd and anda 7574 CLOTHING Wantad-C WAS 10357 PAYS $2 TO $10 for need eulta ladler dreieea clohte No 33 8 Tem we pay BEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE pay MORE for clothing 64 2nd So Was 10210 EDDIE GREEN pays highest cash price lor clothing shoes hats luggage 10009 FURNITURE Wanted-F SPOT CASH FOR ANYTHING No matter what 10357 33 8 vE pay 25 per cent to 35 per cent more for used furniture rugs rdnges heaters Big Fumfture Co Was 7742 CALL NOW Adams Auctioneer will guarantee to give you more for your furniture Appraisals free Hy 4800 WAS 6559 PAYS MORE for used furn ruga stoves washers piano Spot cash Capitol Furniture Co 136 State CALL WASATCH 7804 We guarantee to buy all your furniture GUARANTEE top price for furniture rugs ranges machines pianos Wag 9616 CASH FOR RANGES FURNITURE RUGS WA8H AND 8EW MACHS 5375 PRIVATE PARTY PAYS MORE DSe5 FURN 1 pieca or more etc 6797 WASATCH hjRNITURE CO pays more for State 896 used furniture 329 WAS An honest dealer who gives felr prices Flehler Furniture Ca UVATK PARTY WANTS R1UHT AWA( (urn ruga etc for apte 7709-J buy furniture aewltig machines and Innk Best prices paid Was 9676 SALT LAKE FURNITURE CO buy sell trade furniture 33 1 So 3637 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 17 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS State Inspected Cars and Trucks 6 Finance Plan Norville's Guarantee 1934 STUDEBAKER Diet 1934 8TUDEBAKER Coupe 545 1933 PLYMOUTH Coupe 625 1931 FORD Town 295 1930 FORD Coupe 245 1927 PIERCE-ARROW Sedan 12 1929 ER8KINE Bedan 95 1928 DODGE Victory Coup 145 1928 DODGE Sedan VU IldS 1929 PONTIAC Coach 195 1929 GRAHAM Sedan 195 1930 STUDEBAKER Sedan 225 1930 DODGE Coupe 225 1930 HUDBON Sedan 245 1929 FRANKLIN 7-Pas 245 1931 STUDEBAKER Sedan 285 1931 NASH 8edan 285 1932 DE SOTO Sedan 325 1932 HUDSON Bedan 345 1932 PONTIAC Sedan 365 1931 HUP Sedan 6 375 1930 PACKARD Brougham 395 1931 CHRYSLER Sedan 6 395 1934 FORD Coupe 445 1934 FORD Coach 465 1933 DODGE Sedan 465 1934 DODGE Coach 495 1934 PONTIAC Sedan 565 TRUCKS 1933 2-3-ton 395 1934 2-3-ton 465 1934 DODGE lW-tou 157-ln 495 1934 DIAMOND m-ton 495 1934 CHEV to -ton Pickup 465 MANY OTHERS Norville Motor 470 So Main 735 So Main 35 Used Cars NO DOWN PAYMENT As Long as 2 (f Months to Pay 753 SO MAIN Gus Koehler 24 West 5th So Was 4900 CASH FOR YOUR CAR or will sell on commission See me before you deal GLEN BILLS 925 80 MAIN HY 651 1934 CHEV MASTER 0 DE LUXE SEDAN 31000 MILES GOOD COND NEW $60 PHILCO RADIO RECENTLY INSTALLED BARGAIN BY ORIGINAL OWNER WAS 4822 FORD FORDOR 1935 SEDAN like new only 11000 miles nwber will trade terms' 369 7th ave 3863-R 1934 STUDEBAKER Commander sedan at a very low price The best shape possible tires paint upholstery all perfect Mileage low A really beautiful car Price $525 Down payment $175 rash Apply Monday Was 1030 or 155 So Main st 1931 AUBURN custom coupe very clean take trade 902 8o State 1930 CORD sedan good cond Belt $185 or trade Terms 3175 8o State FORD 1930 roadster $155 must sell 28 2nd North Apt 12 Was 4427-W 1931 AUBURN custom coupe very clean Will take trade 002 So State 1931 CADILLAC SEDAN drlveu very IU-tie ENTIRE car PERFECT t60 EA8T 1ST SOUTH 10t5 PLYMOUTH luxe coupe 10000 ml perfect throughout $525 W4936 1927 OLDHMOB1LE coupe good cond $53 624 Warnock ave Hy 1840-R 1929 PIERCE-ARROW 5-passenger sedan very good shape motor recently overhauled $250 430 So Temple 1933 OLD8MOBILE COACH IN PERFECT CONDITION 160 EAST 1ST SOUTH LATE 1934 Ford de luxe coupe like new driven only 12000 nalles Forced sale Terms Bargain Cullen Gar 1935 MASTER Chevrolet twb-dnor sedan Radio and hCHter $550 Terms 2847 So 5ih East Hyland 4032-J CASH for your car or equity in Chevrolet 35 or model 4noor sedan Green Cab Co 56 West 4th South WILL lease mining claims contiguous to prbduclng mines on 3 sides 2 mfles from Inq 49 8a Main 3692 AUCTION SALES TUESDAY JUNE 2 10:30 A gigantic furniture auction at 1484 80 STATE 8T the biggest funSture sale this year Loads of High-grade and common furniture to go under the hammer Grand pianos uprights Oriental ruga Chinese rugs domestic rugs washiug machines Ironers cream separators stoves and ranges tewing machines electric and treadle machines ref dishes silver linens books and a collection of ivory A sale you will get all you want at your price ADAMS AUCTIONEER ADAMS AUCTIONEER 1484 to 1486 80 STATE HT 4800 THALES DERRICK AUCTIONEER High class auction aervlca Waa 9616 LOST AND FOUND A 10-WORD ad in this column costa 9100 for three daya including Sunday (In-cludes service both Trib and Teleg) GLASSES horn rimmed lost RewT 3734 McCall st bet 2-3 39 8 PURSE blue square Pigskin lost May 29 oh bus No 16 Wish especially return of rimless glasses in purse Reward Call Was 8411 or Was 1377-W f)OG Boston brindled female white chest hamc cem Rew 935 7th Bo Was ir City i 5534 DOG Newfoundland large black ana lost Hy 8218 Reward FOLDING mattress lost In Mill Creek or Emigration canyon Rwd Hy 5701-R PERSONALS DR COMPTON 300 8cott Bldg 6060 Treata foot trouble electrically DR DELK 304 sell Blag Corns ingrown nails removed without pain or after soreness Waa 2128 REDUCE swlmcool prlv course $6 Prof Thornton Wasatch Bpgs Was 1732 DR A NY ALL Physician A Surgeon Office 400 Utah Oil Bldg Was 9532 Real fiemloh hotel Was 165 DR GRIFFITH specialist for men 1134 So Main st Waa 5514 "cSI DR ZAMBIA treata all ailments of the feet Was 5955-W 102 1st Bo FREE) STOMACH ULCERS GAS PAINS INDIGESTION relieved quick Get free sample prescription Udga at and Broadway Drug Ca SUMMER course In woodwork games swimming for boys sewing dancing swim-mltig for girls Deseret gym 1424 DR WM ANDERSON of 159 ft 8- Main -fpn: 206-7 1333 Rea Hy 2836 MASSAGE AND BATH 5 MASSAGE redufe st cabinets Mrs Kill pack 159ft Main Rm 210 3786 VERY best massage hot bath alcohol rub Hours 10-6 Atlas bidg 226-227 Rm 315 23 1st So Marie Morres EVA McNALLY massage and magnetic eL trt heart mach 45 Bwy 10U11 MISS RENEE Swedish massage bath 10 to 9 Was 10361 23 1 Apt 209 RELAXATION MASSAGE 32ft East 4th South Miss Walker Was 7913 11-9 GOOD massage hot bath alcohol rub Hours 10 to 6 335 Atlas Bldg TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES UNION PACIFIC STAGES SAMPLE LOW FARES 93425Los Ang 98 Wash 3340Portland 13 Detroit 24500maha 5 Boston 3680Denver 8 Dally Service to Flagstaff $1010 Phoenix $12 SAVE ON CIRCLE TOURS Optional routing liberal stopovers 6 mos return limit UNION BUS DEPOT TEMPLE SQUARE HOTEL WAS 1366 CITY TICKET I 167 SOUTH MAIN WAS 2303 Now Operating 6 SCHEDULES DAILY EAST ON 3 DIFFERENT ROUTES Frequent Sendee to Los Angeles and San Francisco BURLINGTON TRAILWAYS DENVER 8 PACIFIC TRAILWAY8 RIO GRANDE TRAILWAYS 360 So State Was 1 1 1 DAILY1 service to Kemmerer and JatkfimL Wyo Kemmerer $325 one round trip Jackson $6 one way round trip ft AUNION BUS DEPOT -Temple Square Hotel Bldg Was 1366 LOS ANGELES $6 Cdlente Ptoche Las Vega Ely Bondfrf mured Free pickup Overland etages Depot 167 State Semlob hotel 165 STEAMSHIP TICKETS 6-A INFORMATION all llnee toure cruleee American Exp Co 24 3 8 260 WORK by WOMEN 7 MIDDLE-AGED woman wants place to work out of town adults $20 per month Phone Was 6586-R EXPERT family washings curtains reasonable Call and del Hy 5089-W WORK by MEN 8 YOUNG man 21 wishes summer employment References fum Hy 5691 HELP WOMEN 9 THE TRIBUNE AND TELEGRAM strive to protect their readers against fraud deception or injustice Readers are cautioned to make NO payments to get a position advertised In the help wanted columns Ads in other columns which require Investment In stock samples equipment or a cash bond should be thoroughly Investigated before paying out money Only bona fide offers of employment with pay belong In the columns Kindly report any exception to this ruls to the classified advertising manager EXCELLENT opportunity for out of town student to earn living expenses while sttendlng day school New classes each week Positions for graduates Write for inform Henager Business College HIGH type woman 21-25 wanted In demonstration dept of local cosmetic Co Free training Call Was 9825-J or Was 3373 9 to 11 a REFINED lady over 23 to qualify for executive work Box R-15 Trlb-Tel Give address and phone number EXPERT salesladies Roosevelt ave 7 EACIfKRH for ad ain'ed grades Mrs Ellesotu 1118 J125 4th grade $000' commercial $1000 8 principal $1500 Apply immediately 411 Jtirtge Bldg GIRL musicians entertainers for night club Out of town Reliable position 134 West N'rth Temple after 1 HOUSEKEEPER 25-45 Plain cook lug Apply Sunday 1181 So 9th East 4 LOANS on NOTES Security-B $5 TO $50 Deal with A NEW COMPANY No co-signer No security Necessary NATIONAL LOAN CO Remember Tbe address: 218 KEARNS BLDG 136 BOUTH MAIN MONEY BY PHONE WAS 3535 NO INDORSERS VALLEY FINANCE COMPANY 705-706 Walker Bank Bids BORROW FROM US AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE $641 Total monthly payment on 1100 loaa Other amount up to 1300 In proportion We Have the LOWEST Repayment Schedule in the City 2 Vi per cent monthly rata Why pay more) General Finance Co 614 Continental Bank Bldg Was 8776 $50 TO $2000 1 MONTH OR 1 YKA8 1 DISCOUNT 50 1 Year 493 Per Mo $100 1 Year 966 Per Mo $200 1 Year 19J3 Per Mo PEOPLE'S finance a thrift ca SECURITY 157 STATE STREET Auto WAS 1976 Furniture Endorsement WHEN YOU NEED $5 OR MORE YOU CAN GET IT PRIVATELY AND WITHOUT SECURITY SALT LAKE CREDIT COMPANY 303-4 Beason Bldg 25 East 2nd 8oulh ONE CALL SERVICE QUICK SMALL LOANS $5 to $50 MUTUAL gives YOU what YOU WANT Low Rates Immediate 8ervlca on Your Signature Only to Suit Your Convenient Months or Lest to Pay tndorsera No Mortgages Transaction Prlv Offices Courtesy and Servlet Mutual Credit Assn 311 WALKER BANK BLDG NEED CASH? You can get the cash yon need from ne and have a year or longer to repay We lend $300 or less to single and married people BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY SOT Clift Bldg Was 1277 COR MAIN A 3RD SOUTH STS Under flat anoervlalon CASH $300 or lees to Angle and married a complete aervlce You get the caah you need quickly and can have a year or longer to repay Phone or come to TODAY Personal Finance Co Room 403 Continental Bank Bldg 200 So Main Salt Lake Was 2007 UNDER STATE SUPERVISION WE WILL ARRANGE LOANS $5 TO $50 QUICK CHEAP AND CONFIDENTIAL! CASH CREDIT COMPANY 215 Continental Bank Bldg Phone Was 5724 Hours 8:30 to 8 UP TO $50 Loaned on personal notes to people work lng No signers No security Oldest est firm In 8 under same management EMPLOYES LOAN SOCIETY 521 MrCornick Bldpi 10 1st Ro COMMERCIAL DISCOUNT CO 4)2 JUDGE BLDG A TRULY HELPFUL MONEY SERVICE $5 TO $50 $5 TO $50 IN 5 YOUR PER80NAL NOTE NO SECURITY LOCAL CREDIT CO 401 Utah Ravings A Trust 235 South Main We LOAN Money Com In and hear our plan Take Money Away With You PERSONAL CONTACT BUREAU 622 Ronton Bids Waa 1202 LOANS on Die Jewelry 2l7 Continental Bank Bldg FIDELITY LOAN SOCIETY 1182 Diamonds and Jewelry Loam Privacy flower Ratre SALT LAKE LOAN OFFICE 76 F- 2nd So next to Dayton Drug HIGHEST LOANS ON DIAMONDS WAtrhe rlflea luggage K'hM etr THE DIAMOND SHOP 176 SO MAIN A HIGHLY respectAbU place where ladles gentlemen can borrow money on diamond! and watches at legal rates Martha Ann Lawrence Mm Martha Ann Lawrence 77 wife of Chauncey Graham Lawrence died Sunday noon at her home 614 Flrat avenue of myocarditis following a lingering Uhifla She was born in McNairy county Tennessee September 20 1858 Her father became au officer in the Civil war and waa taken prisoner In the battle of Shiloh Circle and was taken to the An dersonvllle prison where he died Her mother later went over the battlefield to try to locate her husband whom ahe knew to have been In the battle She contracted smallpox-durlng her search and later died Short ly after this raiders cams to the district and netphbors took the orphaned child with them up the Mrs Lawrence Mississippi river to Dubuque Iowa where she was reared She married Chauncey Graham Lawrence In Dubuque August 16 1879 They resided there until 1914 when they moved to Salt Lake City Surviving In addition to the husband are two sons Graham and Franklin Lw rence both of Los Angeles a daughter Bessie Lawrence graduate nurse of this city three grandchlldreu a grandson and a great-grandchild Andrew Ilans Nelson Andrew Han Nelson 62 plumber and steamfitter died Sunday at 4:45 a In a local hospital of peritonitis following an operation for gastric ulcer He had resided at 803 Westminster avenue Born May 7 1874 at Hooper a son of Peter Hans and Petre-neila Anderson Nelson both natives of Sweden he was reared at Huntsville and Kanesvllle He was married November 1 1900 to Adelia Brower at Pocatello Idaho They had since mada their home In Balt Lake Surviving are the widow Mrs Adelia Nelson three daughters and a son Mrs Sorensen formerly of New York City who stopped here en route to make her home In Los Angeles Horace Mr Nelson vti niiprisB nuiate A Angeles end Mrs Thelma Alict Cunningham both of Cty three grandchildren a sister Mrs Heber Swanuer Spanish Fork and two brothers Joseph Nelson Salt Lake Cltv and Hyrum Nelson Los Angeles Funeral services will be conducted' Tues day at 12:30 In the Richards SsHa? by Bishop Harry Friends may call half au hour before the services at the chapel Burial wtl be in city cemetery Mary A Russell Ann Keddlngton Russell widow of Henry Russell died at the home of her daughter Mrs Mary Rf'v Salt 819 East Fifth South street Sunday She was 78 years age The daughter of William and Mary Ann Bernes Keddlngton Mrs Russell was born In Salt Lake City No vember 20 1857 She is survived by her sons Henry Russell and Bert Russell: her daughter Mrs Salt 10 grandchildren and three great-grand- children and the following brother and sisters: Joseph dlngton and Mrs Jane Russell and Mrs Sarah Austin Lake City Mrs Russell William Jensen William Jensen 79a Bear River City realdent for 60 year died Sunday night of a lingering illness of neuritis He was a farmer Mr Jenseq-waa bom in Denmark August 2 1865 the sou of Simon and Sophia Jor-eiisen Jensen His widow Mrs Emma JlkesoTweiisen and eight children survive The children are Mrs Floyd Murphy Cor-rlner Mrs Harold Reese and Mrs Vernal Anderson Bear River City: Arthur Jen-sen Midvale Jess Jensen Salt Lake Ctty: Leroii Jensen San Francisco: Mrs Martin Ottlnger Jerome Idaho and Mrs Keith Driggs Garland Two brothers Peter and Simon Jensen also survive Henry Jones Henry Jones 44 night Janitor at the Newhouse hotel for the last six years died at 3:30 In a local hospital of a heart ailment following an operatlou to relieve an intestinal obstruction Mr Jones was bom at Memphis Tenn He resided here at 34714 Progress place Surviving are two stepsons Paul a Paddy Smith a stepdaughter Mrs Thelma Murray: two stepgrandchildren and brother and sister residing iu Chicago Lynn Petersen Lynn Petersen Infant son of Mr and Mrs Petersen 155 North Main street died shortly after birth Sunday In St hospital The child will be buried in the Pleasant Grove City cemetery Christina Willden Mr Christiana Willden 77 widow of Eliott Willden prominent Indian war veteran of Beaver died at the family home here Friday of ailments Incident to age Mrs Willden was bom January 21 1859 at Birmingham England a daughter of William and Mary Green Brown She came to Beaver In 1891 as an convert She and Mr Willden were married February 9 1892 in the 8L George 8 temple Mr Willden died in 1920 Mrs Willden Is survived by a son and two daughters William Willden Mrs Nellie Ivle and Mrs Violet Dailey all of Beaver and five grandchildren Funeral services were conducted Sun day at 3 In the West ward chapel with Bishop Wesley Farrer officiating Interment was in Mountain View cemetery John Maw OGDEN Funeral sendees for John Maw 68 agriculture and Irrglation leader of Plain City were conducted Sunday In the Ogden tabernacle with Bishop Charles Heslop of the Plain City ward officiating Speakers stressed his active church carer his part In building up the livestock produce shipping and canning industries of western Weber county and his work of many years in harnessing the Weber river for irrigation purposes He lived in Plain City his entire life being boru there of pioneer parents lti 1868 Relatives of Mr Maw served as pallbearers and the Plain City ward Relief society took rharge of flowers Burial was In Plain City cemetery Domenico Di Perro OGDEN Domenico DI Plerro 87 former laborer for the Southern Paelftc railroad company and resident of Ogden more than 40 years died late Saturday at the home of a daughter Mrs Mike Riche 2681 Lincoln avenue of causes incident to advanced age He was born October 1 1848 In San Pietro Avellana Italy son of Andonlo and Andonletta Gattl DI Plerro He worked as a railroad laborer before coming to the United States In 1892 He had lived In Ogden since 1896 He was a railroad employe until he retired in 1922 He was married in Italy and his wife died there 28 years ago never having left her native land Mr Di Pierro was a member of fit Joseph's Catholic church Surviving are a son and a daughter Amedio Di Pierro and Mrs Riche both of Ogden and four grandchildren Funeral announcements will be mHde by the Klrken-dail-Darllng mortuary Miiia It Ramsev i MT PLEASANT Christian Rasmussen has been advised of the death of his slater I Mrs ina Rasmussen Ramsev 61 Wednes day Vi Tacoma Wash of heart trouble ueral sendees and interment place la Tacoma Saturday Fiii took Lander 1 Los Ang Mlnneap Modena Needles New York Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Portlnd Pueblo Reno 8t Louis Salt Lake 8 Diego Ban Fran Beattie Spokane Tonopah Wshngtn Wlnemue Yetlwatu Yuma 64' 66 78 48 86 66 86 82 sii oi 84! 55! 641 84 70 88 561 86! 681 90! 84! 66! 64! 86 62' 881 76! 661 56! I 02'Cld 54' 461 64! 461 621 661 62 54f 641 48' 581 10 OOClr I 06 Cld 24! 02 Cld I OOClr 161 OOClr 181 OOP Cld 00 Clr 06 Rn 01 Cld OOP cld 161 OOP cld 141 OOClr 27lCld 14' OOClr McAdoo Elected Delegation Chairman SANTA BARBARA Cal May 30 Iff) United States Senator William Gibbs McAdoo was elected chairman of the California delegation to the Democratic national convention as members of the delegation completed tonight their organization The meeting was attended by 30 of 48 of the elected delegates ten additional members were represented by proxies and eight others including Senator McAdoo congressmen and others were out of the state hf £alt guke pitot issued every morning' by The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Daily and Bunday one month 9 90 Daily and Sunday ons year 10 50 Tbs above rates apply in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming Elsewhere hi the United Btites: Pally and Sunday one month 1 25 The Tribune is oti sale in every important city in the United States Readers may ascertain agents in any city by telephoning this office The Tribune is a membber of the Asfo-ctated Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for reproduction of ail news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and so the local news published herein The Tribuue is a charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation 9 Days includ a 8un day 9100 150 200 250 300 OTHEH A flat rat ol 5c per word for Sunday each Consecutive day only 3o per word per day thus 3 days Including Sunday for lie per word 4 Sunday 17c per word 7 consecutive day of week for 23c per word Mail cash or uitable credit reference with your ad to Insure Immediate publication C1XJ8ING For tbe Sunday Issue (first edition) 5 Saturday Deadline 9 Saturday for Sun day final edition Monday ada accepted until 9 Sunday Jhe business office closes at 9 on Saturdays Sundays and holidays Place ads before for all edIUons next day VtB WILL gladly help you write your ad If you will tell us tbe details address Box 867 or 115 So Mala Salt Lake City Utah Wasatch 590 Juf Aik for Want Ad Notice Is hereby riven that etingrof the atockni Pressed Brick Company has been duly called and will be held on Saturday June ReyiioIds-FJtzgerald Ina national rp- l93pl SirUt OfficBii' Van Vrvri ruv a i a South Eleventh East Street Salt Lake Madison avenue Chleagu 360 Nnrfh Ml'rhl- 1 tnrPwrr utiiOnhifi rntiH Titii elect or confirm officers to consider and approve all acts and business of bur officers and to authorize and ratify a transfer end conveyance of all the property of the corporation to a new company ana to transart any business that may come before the meeting Dated at £alt Lake City Utah May 20 1936 GEORGE CURLEY Secretary San Francisco 58 Butter street: Los An- 117 West Ninth street Seattle Lloyd Building Foreign Bureaus of Information of The Tribune are No 1 Rue Scribe Paris France 125 Pali Mall London England Uuter dea Linden Berlin Germany (Continued on Following Pigs) IF YOU would lute a personal loan call Mias Burkey Waa 6645 I 'V'.

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